Patchman
Your next idea starts here
A project often needs more than one tool: an image for a release, a document to send, a place to keep the originals and a video to explain the idea. Start from the result you need rather than opening every app at once. The product directory explains each workspace, with a practical guide and a direct route into the tool.
Landing is the public website you are reading. It brings together product explanations, examples, guides and support. Account handles your identity, wallet and shared account controls. Neither interrupts reading with a walkthrough; their help stays available as articles.
Choose the tool for the work
For documents, Fold covers page organization, editing and conversion. For portraits, Figur focuses on shaping and comparison. Use Repaint to select, recolor and arrange regions, and Outpaint when the image needs more room around its edges.
Visualizer turns a song, artwork and timed words into a visual composition. HookBoy connects a chosen opening to a branded video continuation. Harness organizes campaign briefs, references, review and publishing schedules.
Dowe keeps a private creative library and controlled sharing. Flux organizes supported download sources and transfer progress. Veil connects reading mail with follow-ups, actions and message design. Open the product's getting-started guide when you want the sequence explained before entering its workspace.
Know what stays in the header
The app name identifies the workspace you are using. Projects and action controls belong to that app; the shared Ads, Help and profile controls belong to Account. Your profile gives access to identity and credit management. Help provides product guidance and support.
In a product workspace, Help can replay its guided introduction without performing a paid or destructive action. On Landing and in Account, Help opens written guides instead. On a narrow screen, open the navigation menu to reach destinations that do not fit beside the logo.
Start with one source and one result
Open a product, sign in through the shared profile control and create or choose your project where the tool uses projects. Give it a name that describes the work. Add a source you own or have permission to use, then make one deliberate change before combining several settings.
For example, a musician making a release clip can start in Visualizer with the final audio, choose artwork and review a short section with sound. That establishes whether timing and text work before a full export. A designer preparing a document pack can start in Fold, check page order and inspect the downloaded PDF before sending it.
Keep original files separately. A saved project helps you continue editing; an export is the delivery file. Check both rather than assuming a visible preview means the final file is already saved.
Credits follow you across Patchman
Your Account wallet is shared across the suite. The base rate is one cent for ten credits. Larger credit packs include more credits per dollar; pricing explains the bundles.
Before starting a paid action, open its small information control to review a fixed charge or the maximum for variable usage. A maximum reservation is not necessarily the final spend: unused reserved credits return after settlement. Free browser tools do not become paid simply because they appear beside an AI action.
Rewarded videos are an optional way to earn service credits where eligible inventory is available. Read the displayed offer before choosing to watch. A test advertisement or an unverified completion is not an earned balance.
Continue, recover or ask for help
Return to the same project to continue with saved inputs and settings. If an action fails, keep the project open, read its message and check the recorded status before retrying. This matters for paid generation and publishing: an uncertain request should not be submitted repeatedly.
Use the product's guide for task-specific recovery, Account help for sign-in and wallet questions, or Help centreSupport when you need assistance. Include the app, task and support or transaction reference. Do not send passwords, recovery links or private access keys.